If you call an ATGM a "Lighter", it will burn enemies even more effectively. That's exactly what Ukrainian warriors did. : 58th Motorized Brigade
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Two Norwegian F-16s land in Denmark for Ukraine
Two Norwegian F-16s intended for training Ukrainian pilots have landed in Denmark. The Royal Norwegian Air Force has recently completed the replacement of its aircraft fleet with F-35s and is phasing out older equipment, some of which has already been sold to Romania.
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US calls UN Security Council meeting on North Korea’s missile supply to Russia
The US has called for a UN Security Council meeting on 10 January to discuss North Korea's supply of ballistic missiles and launchers to Russia, as announced by US Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield. https://
euromaidanpress.com/2024/01/05/us-
calls-un-security-council-meeting-over-north-koreas-missile-supply-to-russia/
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Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces spoke with General Cavoli
The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, General Valerii Zaluzhnyi, held a telephone conversation with the Supreme Allied Commander Europe of NATO and Commander of U.S. Forces in Europe, General Christopher Cavoli. Details: https://facebook.com/share/p/3XBDgnDfZR165aTG/ β¦
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Agency monitors Energoatom head’s lifestyle
The National Agency on Corruption Prevention has begun monitoring the lifestyle of Energoatom President Petro Kotin. Earlier, journalists published an investigation into Kotin's mother-in-law, who purchased a house and land near Kyiv without any official income. Photo: Petro
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Ukrainian forces strike Russian ammo depots in occupied Crimea
Military: Ukrainian strike hits ammunition warehouses in occupied Crimea. Ukrainian forces struck on Jan. 4 Russian ammunition warehouses near the village of Pervomaiske in Russian-occupied Crimea, Ukraine's military reported on Jan. 5.
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kyivindependent.com/military-ukrai
nian-strike-hits-ammunition-warehouses-in-occupied-crimea/
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Nepal halts work permits to Russia after mercenary deaths
Nepal has halted the issuance of work permits to its citizens for employment in Russia following the deaths of at least 10 Nepali mercenaries fighting for the Russian army in Ukraine, Reuters reported.
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SBU arrests Kyivhuma co-founder
The court has arrested one of the co-founders of the company 'Kyivhuma,' which supplied tactical medical supplies to Russia, according to the SBU.
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Kyivguma Owner Arrested for Supplying Russia
A court arrested Anton Kravets, the founder and co-owner of the Ukrainian company Kyivguma, in connection with a case involving the alleged supply of tactical medical equipment to Russia, Ukrinform reported on Jan. 5, citing undisclosed law enforcement sources.
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Ukrainian company founder arrested for alleged tactical medical supplies to Russia
Media: Ukrainian company founder arrested over alleged tactical medical supplies to Russia.

